Yarborough Applegate operates from 291 East Bay Street, Floor 2, Charleston, SC 29401, providing skilled representation for nursing home abuse victims. The firm confronts the troubling reality that many nursing homes prioritize profit over resident well-being, often understaffing facilities and underpaying workers. Their experienced attorneys recognize when incidents wrongly dismissed as accidental falls or unavoidable bedsores actually indicate neglect or abuse. Recent case successes include a $425,000 settlement for nursing home negligence and a $325,000 settlement for a client who suffered repeated urinary tract infections leading to sepsis and developed pressure ulcers that weren’t adequately treated. The firm handles cases on a contingency fee basis, ensuring clients don’t pay unless compensation is recovered. With attorneys Perry Buckner and paralegal Amy Johnson receiving specific praise from clients, Yarborough Applegate offers free consultations at 843-972-0150 for those seeking justice for nursing home mistreatment.
Warner Law Offices, PLLC operates from 227 Capitol Street, Charleston, WV 25301, specializing in nursing home abuse cases throughout West Virginia. Founded in 2000, the firm represents elderly victims suffering from improper use of restraints, sexual and physical abuse, inadequate bathing leading to infections, malnutrition, dehydration, falls, medication errors, and wrongful death in care facilities. Their attorneys emphasize that nursing home abuse takes many forms including physical, emotional, sexual, financial, and general neglect, with one study finding that 95% of nursing home residents reported experiencing some form of abuse or neglect. Warner Law Offices conducts thorough investigations into suspected abuse, working with forensic experts to evaluate injuries and establish liability against nursing homes, staff members, administrators, or other responsible parties. With offices in Charleston, Morgantown, Huntington, and Denver, the firm offers free initial consultations and works on a contingency fee basis. For immediate assistance, call 304-345-6789.
Ryan Duty and Avery Adcock lead Senior Justice Law Firm’s West Virginia practice, serving nursing home abuse victims throughout the state from their Charleston office at 232 Capitol St, Charleston, WV 25301. The firm exclusively focuses on elder abuse litigation, bringing decades of combined experience to cases involving bedsores, falls, broken bones, infections, sepsis, and other forms of neglect in long-term care settings. Their attorneys understand West Virginia’s one-year statute of limitations for nursing home claims, making prompt legal action essential. Senior Justice Law Firm conducts thorough investigations, gathering medical records, interviewing witnesses, and consulting with healthcare experts to establish liability. They help families report abuse to West Virginia regulatory agencies while pursuing compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and other damages. The firm has recovered millions for West Virginia families impacted by preventable nursing home mistakes in Charleston, Huntington, Wheeling, Morgantown, and communities statewide. For nursing home abuse concerns, call 304-915-2255 for a free consultation.
Hughey Law Firm, with offices at 1311 Chuck Dawley Blvd, Suite 201, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 and 171 Church St, Suite 330, Charleston, SC 29401 (phone: 843-881-8644), provides dedicated representation for nursing home abuse victims throughout South Carolina. Their experienced attorneys have recovered millions for elderly residents subjected to neglect and mistreatment in long-term care facilities. The firm handles cases involving various forms of elder mistreatment, including physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation. Their legal team thoroughly investigates claims, reviewing medical records, interviewing witnesses, and consulting with medical experts to build compelling cases against negligent nursing homes. Hughey Law Firm pursues compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and other damages resulting from abuse. With over 50 years of collective experience focused on nursing home cases, the firm offers free consultations and operates on a contingency fee basis, requiring no upfront payment from clients.
West Law Firm, operating from 1514 Kanawha Blvd E, Suite 2, Charleston, WV 25311, specializes in nursing home abuse litigation throughout West Virginia. Their experienced attorneys handle cases involving bedsores, falls, medication errors, malnutrition, and wrongful death in elder care facilities. The legal team meticulously investigates staffing inadequacies, improper training, and regulatory violations that compromise resident safety. Working closely with medical experts, they document injuries and establish the connection between negligent practices and resident harm. West Law Firm emphasizes thorough case preparation, from gathering medical records and interviewing witnesses to consulting with healthcare professionals about appropriate standards of care. With extensive knowledge of West Virginia elder care regulations, the firm helps families navigate the complex legal process while pursuing maximum compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and relocation costs. They offer free consultations and operate on a contingency fee basis, ensuring accessible legal representation for nursing home abuse victims.
Mickelsen Dalton LLC advocates for nursing home abuse victims in Charleston, South Carolina. With offices at 25 Society St., Charleston, SC 29401 (843-804-0428), attorneys Brian Mickelsen and Danny Dalton bring experienced legal representation to elderly victims and their families. The firm handles cases involving physical abuse, emotional distress, financial exploitation, and neglect in nursing homes and long-term care facilities. They emphasize the widespread underreporting of elder abuse, noting research showing 11.6% of residents experience physical abuse, 4.6% emotional abuse, and 4.2% neglect. Their legal team investigates incidents involving bedsores, falls, malnutrition, and medication errors to identify negligent facilities and staff members. After documenting evidence and consulting medical professionals, they pursue claims against responsible parties. Mickelsen Dalton works on a contingency fee basis, offering free case evaluations while seeking compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and other damages. The firm also maintains a Washington office, providing nationwide experience in elder abuse litigation.
The Law Office of Sean M. Wilson, LLC at 219 Calhoun Street, Charleston, SC 29401, stands up for victims of nursing home abuse and neglect throughout South Carolina’s Lowcountry and Midlands regions. Their nursing home abuse lawyers compare protecting elderly citizens from mistreatment to the civil rights movement’s fight for dignity and justice. The firm investigates institutional problems including inadequate staffing, poor training, insufficient background checks, high turnover, and cost-cutting measures that create environments where abuse flourishes. Their attorneys identify various abuse signs including bruising suggesting improper restraint, burn marks, broken personal items, withdrawal from activities, and financial exploitation such as suspicious withdrawals or missing valuables. When abuse is suspected, they document everything, report to authorities, seek immediate medical care, and take legal action to protect both the victim and other residents. The Law Office of Sean M. Wilson serves clients in Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, Spartanburg, and surrounding communities, offering free consultations at 888-773-2652.
Dennis Carrion leads The Carrion Law Firm at 32 Ann Street, Charleston, SC 29402, where they specialize in nursing home abuse litigation with a focus on vulnerable elderly victims. The firm aggressively pursues justice for residents suffering from pressure ulcers, physical and sexual abuse, emotional trauma, financial exploitation, neglect, and medication errors. With over 30 attorneys and support staff, they investigate cases of inadequate staffing, improper restraint usage, and unsanitary conditions that lead to infections. Attorney Carrion’s team has secured numerous substantial settlements, including $5.9 million for a truck accident and $5 million for a construction accident. Their expertise extends to nursing home negligence cases involving female and minority residents who statistics show face higher abuse rates. The firm emphasizes that approximately 75% of nursing home abuse incidents go unreported, making vigilant family advocacy essential. Free consultations are available by calling (718) 841-0083, where their compassionate staff provides thorough case assessments.
David Aylor leads his law firm from 24 Broad St, Charleston, SC 29401, with additional offices in Myrtle Beach, North Charleston, Summerville, Walterboro, and Greenville. His experienced South Carolina nursing home abuse lawyers investigate cases involving bedsores, broken bones, medication errors, infections, malnutrition, and physical or sexual abuse. The firm helps families recognize warning signs including unexplained injuries, sudden weight loss, poor hygiene, social withdrawal, missing personal items, and unusual behavioral changes. When abuse is suspected, they advise contacting 911 for emergencies, reporting to South Carolina’s Department of Social Services, and reaching out to Adult Protective Services. Aylor’s legal team investigates facilities for understaffing, inadequate training, poor supervision, and failure to follow care protocols while pursuing compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, emotional trauma, and in wrongful death cases, damages for surviving family members through civil litigation on a contingency fee basis.
Jared C. Williams practices from Law Office of Jared C. Williams, LLC at 740 Magnolia Road, Charleston, SC 29407, (843) 991-6528, investigating Charleston nursing home facilities for evidence of neglect, medication misuse, physical abuse, and illegal behavior affecting elderly residents. The firm handles cases involving physical and emotional abuse including hitting, pushing, grabbing, shoving, slapping, kicking, pinching, choking, excessive force, bullying, threatening, and sexual abuse where staff use power to prevent victims from reporting to relatives. Financial abuse cases involve staff befriending elderly residents, extorting money through lies or theft while helping with personal shopping errands, with understaffed facilities hiring untrained caregivers using restraints to stop wandering or prescription drugs to maintain coma-like states. The practice pursues claims for failure to provide adequate food, water, and timely medications, slips and falls when patients attempt movement without help, infections from poor hygiene including pressure ulcers (bedsores) from prolonged restraints or immobility leading to infection, amputation, and death. Operating on contingency fees throughout Charleston and South Carolina, the attorney investigates facilities that quickly hide wrongdoing, determining true causes of injuries including unbathed residents left in dirty clothes for days with untreated cuts. Williams won’t hesitate to go to trial holding nursing homes responsible for wrongdoing, offering free consultations for families noticing sudden decline in loved ones who may be too embarrassed or intimidated to report abuse themselves.
